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FILTHY I.,ICrU.

Money, my dear young FRIEND" Maid
I'D elderly atlyierr "doesn'. alone bring
happiness In thia world" ~ know il
Decent cir" responded tho young man
frankly; ut only bringa torrnpin, mud
Small bottles. and trips 10 En,ope, ana
c@nvaR'backH, and lying ahcd late in the
mnorn'nga, and taking ,nilor.,usde girla to
tho opera nigh'a, and all that sort Of grirI
and misery; give mo II cOntented mind
anh-rhy t2OtMOa year, and uoncbody
with fine acorn.
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A Uu.buu,,,. Ientimouy.

moth PATCHES and pimpleS on her face, which near
lynln0. cd Tue lie out OF ner. She ipcnt man,
doi.4is uu inc thousand inla!lble ~ cures, witt
nothing but injurious Chests: A lady freud, o
Syracuse, y. ~ WIN hAd mad similar experience
to try il. one bottle AAs mate her lace as smooth
lair aud SIT asa Childs aud given her such healtt
that II keutLS almost u miracle.
4 MEABEt or CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
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y Cure for rheumatism.

EfIllh UtIlf0l IttOTd.
DR.. Vnlpian atates that rnticyIate OF
litha is more ctticaciors than sa!icylate OF
soda in cRses Of acute and progressive
subacute Articular rheumatism. 1t also
has snme effect in chronic cages when q
certain number Of the j,ihts IRE still de-
formed, awollen md painful. Salicyla,e
OF !ithia may he given dissolved In water,
in powder, or in uTleavencd bread, during
or after meaIg, in doseA OF fifteen cent?.
HtammPa. The physiological effects OF the
drug arc headache, giddiness and deaf
RRRg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-27

The beat salve in the world Tor cuts
bruisee, cores, ulcers, sals rheum, ieyel
sores. tat.er, chapped handa, chilblains
cornp. and all skin eruptionB, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. Il
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price IS cents pei
box. For sale by Logan & Go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-27
\ Little Knowledge Is Dangerous.

First Omaha Girl-"Why, what's tn
matter, dear; you look terribly deapond
entT' Second Omaha Girl-"I am afrsi,
George hiss been engaged ever 90 man,
times before, and l thought | was his frs
and only love- swell, howdo you know
you are not?" "Aftcr he proposed las
night l told him ho must never kiss nj
until We were married. because lidn'
think i. WAS proper" "Yes." swell, h,
kissed me right OF and said didn't meal
q word Of it; he knows TOO much"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-27

Travelled Ill over Europe aud other foreign
countries at Il cost Of thousands OF dollars, in
search OF huIll1 aud found 1t not. returns dis.
cu,ItAgud aud dishCartened. and Was restored 10
real youthful health anu spirits with lcss than two
bottles Vi Hop AitIcrs. + nope Others may profit
by my eIicrlcucr and stay at home.
apo 1wYAw \ LADY. AUGUSTA, NE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-27
Petroleum.

OIL CRY. Pa, April 26-Opcnct! ut 6Y, e: highest
6,hc: lowest G31,c: closed at Gikc: sales ID IN
baffels earaHe,s SQoH1 barrels; charters lis *
barrels: shipments 1911 barrels.
NEW YoEH. April &c Petroleum dull bu, firm,
10 strong: opened ut GSatc highest GtI;c; lowest
Csc: closed 1t 6,1sc; Sslc' 9di, 90 ba,rok.
rrrsnunGn. Pa, April 20 Petroleum more nc.
highest exc; lowest 639$c.
BRADFORD, IA, April ?G.-Opcncd at Gslc,
closed at 6lAc: highest Gllsc; loves, GSAc; clear
Rtees iGS, eco barrels.
Tl1usv,iIE, PA. April oG-Orenel ut ca, 70;
highest GiLc; lowest g. 10: closed ut 6,isc
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The cattle market continues somewhat .lo,
with prices about what they were last weei.
Cint-l.0JD to Ito lbs. stock ihu,G0 nor In.
800 10 700 lbs. Shsnic per h.; 7UO 10 sOj lbs. IA
SIC per ID. '' y"
lioDs-Markct active: 5a555Sc per ID,
N,nbs-Good NJ 8tsn5o per ID.
dIitts-Satc per TO-
Shdfp-SiSat3Ic per ID.
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Washington GrNic.
I'm going to Hnonk my mind at that
meeting tonight, md don't you forge, 1t, "
aaid an irRto Metropolitan ClubHter 10 hip
vile, "Go'ng to BpcHk II plainly, aro you,
DEAR" bhe asked, quietly. "Yes, l am
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-27

Alta recent fire some one sent tele.
gram TO the owner, who waH away, say.
ing: Premises on fire; what shall we
DO" The answer came prompt: "Put
it out."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-27

What 1t couts Mt tho Ohio renitentlnry
Works. I..
ChiodgO Tribune. l.u ..
Ths1ecent discussion about tho cos! Of
gas in this city in connection with the
proposed consolidation Of gas interests
makes the following statement one Of Pc
culiar value. It ls copy OF the official
report by the Superintendent Of the Ohio
Penitentiary gas works, showing tho cost
OF tho production Of those works during
last month, and 1t Is not probable It's
authenticity will be- dispnted.
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1Drv (sut,,la.

NEv foHK, Anrll 20 Az usual to Tuesday IN,
market wAs quiet, but the ionu Of cotton Food
very steady with n modcnto movement in ptirrs
but engagements being laid ont for later shinmrn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-27
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF MANCHESTER

TRUSTEES SALE OF MANCHESTER
4 PROPERTY.
By virtue Of Deed OF Trust made to me ~
Trustee by 7. L. Kimberly aud VILE dnted septem.
OF the County Court OF Ohio county West Virginia,
In Deed OF Trust took No. =, page 80 shall sell
at public auction, on
SATURDAY, MAY ii, 1857,
commencing at 10 O'CLOCK A. II. at the front door
Of the EUuTI HUube OF said county, III the city Of
Wheeling, the following de- crioed property that Il
10 say: Il certain parcel OF ground situated In the
city Of wheeling, Ohio COUNT, West Virginia, con.
TALKING Uut,iJuFth OF nn acre, bounded and de-
scr.hed At"lulluws: BtgtnULE OF the east side Of
We,IeI street tiormefty called William street. al
the northwest corner Oi the lot marked liar
gtaveS' on the plat OF the Sub divisions OF the
Kelly farm rs recorded III Decd Book No. 81, page.
81 md 36k In The olCe Oi the CLERK OF the County
GouH o! OHIO COUNTY; thence along the north Linz
OF kGu "tiHrs:GvtS 10, eAtwaEdly 10 the west Lint
Of tar stF,-.i marked on said plAI REILLY street,"
thence a.oAs AID west liue northwHrdly to the
S1giG side VI the Reilly hill road; thence With said
kOHth sidr wcS:"aItly and ENTHUSIASTICALLY ~
haUwn mid pia! 10 the east side Of William (noW
WCIs) street; thence with the cart side OF SAID
hel4cl street tulIhNAfdly 70 The beginning, eI
Cci!g, however, 10 much o! said parcel OF ground
~ %4A CDHTpyId ny the sGtd 7. l.. Kimberly aud
WI. ~ TIE Manchester to4l Company b. deco
dAtef Oct0te; !, lsa3, and now OF record In the
Office VI the Clerk o! the County Court OF Ohio
Cung!y IN pttd Book No. IS nj page 81; the part Sc
c1ttP."t being described III follows: beginning al
the aDEta".eier!y corner OF the HGfsrayes, blum,
Really pUIt AAAc Oh TIE bouthGAhterly side oil vet
=. street aid with said hide OF said street north
wafIJ one bundled and forty.iour tlill .ect 10 d
pylH: IN Lac with the sUulhwAtdly side OF the
Nh!c !OUndHLDn oil k!nibefly'h frame stable OH
iorig ttSH steti designated M Reilly street Oh the
A'"Eg-ah Ilai OF .ub-divis!Ons OF the Reilly estate
hCa,r . and win said hldc OF said stable iounda
ION III IAf westerly aide OF said Reilly street
ao1!@"H'd? n:tyihILe (a3l feet 10 the northcaAter
u corner gi lllc lnFsrAych, A!uin purchase, and
A4li t.p !IUF.EETly line oil bAlN Hufkfhv,H tfAg
"9,"NEl!y 10 the beginning
TEEN uF 5aiE-OIe-Lhird, or "a much more
r. tn purchaser nay elect, CGih IN hand on tht
dty 81 'HlF, Aud any rehidue In TWO equal install
tnrt''a tt!nhIc In Olr sud two years from ttte dag
Ut N7e w!ih lu'c!csl from That day, the purchaser
mE.'r tys .h,,t 10! the deferred !nStallncnw, and
Ws" ~ 81. 'Erat Ly decd VI trust upon the prop
eiY ~" !.''i.'aitc policies upon the buildingh "
lie thihirCapi,U 81 the trustee
Title bts!.yti go1d, but ceiling AZ trustee shah
t0aEci 0hIy LGC!! tito as "a vGhtetl In mt.
". T. HUBBARD, Trustee
u. WALLER Anrtlnntrt mrln
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"Dsiina a monBtrosity," ssd the teach
er, and the children all replied in ringing
chorns, IAN insurance agent with the
mumps."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-27

CHRONIC Affections Of the throat are
promptly relieved By tho use OF DR.. J. II
McLean's Ter Wine Lung Balm. % cent?
bottle.
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Uncle Billy Davis, an old negro, living
at May field, Ky, thinks he ia q cen,en-
arian, but this did not prevent him from
marrying girl OF % tho oiher.day,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-27

y female contributor who WAS called to
account by m editor for writing on. both
sides OF the paper rotortod: swell, and
don't you print on both aides OF yours?'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money and s,o,
Markets.

Ans Fehtufos OF tha money md Stock
Markets.
Nkw York, April 26.-Money on call easy, rang
Ing from ~ TO Q per cent, closed at 4aix DC,
cent. Primo mercantile paper 5a5H Per cent
Sterling exchange dull and steady a, 81 sG,Sa4s71
CONVENIENT BosDs-were dull and steady.
STATE BoNns-were dull aud heavy,
RAILROAD BoSDs-Ncrc moderately active; sales
s., 32s00Q. '''>-
The stock market to-day was agstn weak and
further material declines were established in al
most everything on the active list. The news O,
the day was mcagte but generally ola character ID
deprcs'valucs. The chief disturbing influence wa,
New England. which suffered further loSs ea,iy
~ thcday. There was good buying In Western
Union, but II closed weak. Louisville 4 Nashville
was sold literally for foreign account and Al M
time In tho day did It display any iirmncss. The
coal stocks. with the exception OF Jcrycy Central
displayed considerable frInness while tic remain.
der Of tho list wctc generally heavy most OF The
day. The market was heavy at tho openng And
then occurred and III SOME cases the early losscy,
werc IegHlned. but In tho afternoon tho geus,si
market was dull aud staguant aud little progress
was made In either direction until after i. M.
when selling WAS again renewed aud tho market
closed active and weak In most eases, closing al the
lowest prices OF the day. Sales 3S5 ST thatcs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-27
Won't.

Erw YonK. April ?6-Wool quiet hu, steadily
held; domestic fleece Ua37c; pulled l4aSic; TeIas
Va2tg -0N'
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
~ OVER HALF A MILLION DI ,TRlyUTED.
Louisiana State Lottery C0mMal,y.

Incorporated In 1855 for Is yean by tho Legisu.
turo ios Educational and Charitable purposes, with
capital Of 81 o00. 0tO-to which a reserve mud Of
over $3.50, 600 has sirca been added
BY al Overwhelming popular voto lis franchise
WAS made part OF the present State Constitution
adopted December "a, A. D., 1872,
The only Lottery ever voted Oh and endorsed by
the people Of any State -
II aersr scales or pos.pones,
It's Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly, and the semi. Annual Drawings
regularly ever, six months June and DecoInbca,
A SPLENDID opPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNE. Fifth Grand Drawing. Glass Il, In the
Academy OF Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, NIny
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000
sTNoacc.-Tlckets arc Ten Dollars only. Halves
IS. Fiiths. &. Teuths, 81.
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Coshocton Station, N. Y, Dec. %, 1s$

IOWOcUH p'a'tV', ~. l., Dec. 20, 1851,
GRSrs:--A number OF people had been
using your Bllters here, and with marked
effect In facs, one case, & lady Of over
seventy yearg, had been sick Tor years, and
for The post ten years have known her
shO has not been ablo 10 DO around half
tho ttmn. About elk fnontha ago she got
80 feeble she was helpless. Her old relnc-
dieP, or physicians, being Of no avail. l
sent to Deposit, forty. five miles, and got a
bottle OF hop Blttets. II had such very
beneficial effect on her that one bottle In
proved hor 20 ahe was able to- dress her.
sell and walk about the house. When
stu had taken the second bottle she was
able to take care Of her own room and
walk ont to her neighbours, and has i'm.
proved MI tho time since. My wife and
children also have derived great benefit
from their use. W. 3. HATHAWAY,
Agt. u, y, Ex, 10.
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MEDICAL,
WONDERFUL POPULARITY OFF THE RE.
SOWNED MEDICINE, n an
Tho Greatest Curative Success OF tho Age.
a Voice from tho People. G.El

No medicine introduced TO- the public
has ever met with the suCceaB accorded 10
Hop Bitters. 1t stands to-day the best
known curative article In the world, Its
marvellous .enown La not duo 10 the adyey.
Using II has received. 1t Ia famous by rea.
son Of its inherent virtues. It does all
that Ia claimed for II. II is the most bow.
etiul, speedy and effective agent known for
tho building up o: debilitatsd syatems.
The following witnessed are offered to
nrnyn thia: --- M ----
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Total expenses tor month, ,g9l QJ IL
less Income from sale Of resi- dunls, as follows;
1860 bushels coke at s ceuts per
pqshel. -.............-...............S373 %
BIZ baircs tar Mt average pr!ce
per barrel u 30....,.....,,,,,, Al 70
l,.0u cubic feet OF gas Ut 81 Is
=
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I'm going to speak my mind, my whole
mind, and nothing but my mind" "What
q short spsech II will BE-" she aaid, half
to herself, and went on sewing. EE
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-01-13
SITTER JOHN, EDITOR.
Announcement.

After mature deliberation the original
founder and publisher of this paper has
thought best, under all the circumstances,
to sell his entire interest in the said pub :
lication. He had an opportunity OF sell
ing to the enemies of the paper which he
Indignantly declined, telling the party
that approached him that he could
not name the sum that would buy it, He
also had chance of transferring his list
to an established publication, and receiv-
ing pay therefor, which, also, was respect
fully declined.
Both these propositions were refused,
not on account of insufficient considera-
ton, for so far as dollars and cents are
concerned, doubtless, 1t would have been
to his interest to have accepted the first
named offer, but because he thought 1t
would be unworthy of him and unjust to
the friends and patrons of the paper. He
has now sold it to his son, Henry M,
who will continue its publication, retain
him as editor. As publisher he bids the
many friends of the paper an adieu, as
editor he hopes to greet them for many
years. Yours truly,
G. L. SHANKS.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-01-13
The SITTER WANTS TO Know

The SITTER WANTS TO Know
What has become of "West
River" friz up?
If Lo Martin ever said, in ref.
erence to this paper, that he did.
not waste his powder on chip
munks.
And if 80, what docs no mean
by turning Fuller's battery upon
it, now?
If the attempt now being made
to crush this paper means that
Levi will be q candidate for gov.
ernol next year?
How long it will take q good
smart lawyer to collect q debt by
ssizing property worth IS or 40
cents at an expense, by way Of
officers fees, of five times that a.
mount.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-01-13

To the patrons of the Sifter:-In as
suming the publication of this paper !
beg to assure its friends and patrons that
my efforts will be to the end that they
shall not be the losers. The services OF
its founder, G. I. Shanks, "Sifter John,
who has builded it up and given it sub
stantial subscription list and hosts OF
friends, is retained as its editor and bust
ness manager, and the paper will lose none
of its vigor nor characteristics that have
made it so popular with the common peo
pie, and caused it to be hated by the
truck-and-dicker politicians.
Next week, and thereafter, | shall is
sue regular full sheet, Begging the
indulgence of generous public, l re
main your obt servant,
HENRY NJ. SHANkS.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-01-13
LOCAL SUMMARY.
TO AND HEAR HIM.
mount

There will be public lecture
1t the Baptist church Saturday,
Jan. Is, at 7 p. m. by Hon. D. Il.
Thing, of Maine. Mr.. Thing is a
ecturer of national reputation,
md has travelled and lectured over
large part of the country. He.
ONES under the auspices Nation.
| Grange. All are invited and
rged to attend. Mr.. Thing will
scture at Bondville, at 2 p. M,
n the same day.
When you 60 to Brattleboro
nd are hungry the best place to
ct a good meal at a reasonable
rice is at the Vendome Dining
'<oom, Elliot street. -.
Geo. G. Smith has sold the dry
'ods department of his store to S.
Holden.
H. A. Walker of Chicago is in
wn. Mr.. Walker came on to see
5 daughter Alice, whose case has
been reported in these columns.
Miss Walker is very much better
and entirely herself.
The Methodist society had fine
evening for their donation party last
night, and it was we'll improved, a
goodly company being present.
Mr.. G. H. Clayton, whom we
have mentioned heretofore as being
afflicted with lame knee, is not
gaining, but his leg seems to be per-
ishing.
DR.. P. S. Loomis will be at his
rooms at the hotel in this place to-
day to remain a week.
In Peru, January 4, daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chadwick.
In Jamaica, January 9, All Cobb OF
Jamaica and Carrie Hoy of South
Londonderry.
In Mechanicsville, Dec. 20, by
Rev. L. w. King, at the home OF
the brides parents, John S. Lyon of
New York city to Miss Ella G.
White of Mechanicsville.
The repairs on the M. E. church
have been completed and it will be
occupied next Sabbath by the society
in their usual public worship.
The dramatic club are rehears-
ing, and will soon announce the
date of their entertainment.
No sufferer from any scrofulous
disease, who will fairly try Ayers
Sarsaparilla, need despair of cure.
This remedy purges the blood of all
impurities, destroys the germs OF
scrofula, and infuses new life and
vigor throughout the physical organ
ization
Mr.. Pi R. Holt has finished his
stipulated term of service at the
post-office. Sorry to lose him from
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-01-13

with the paper, 1t seems to me that
such dastardly meanness, boomerang
like, will fly back into the face of the
man who hurled it, and be benefit tc
the SITTER. The time has passed when
the people are going to allow such op
pressions to succeed.
Yours truly,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-01-13

MIR EDITOR Il noticed in your
last issue an advertisement for a
poet. Why not correspond with
Levi Fuller in regard to it? Perhaps
he might remodel his poem entitled
The Battle of Reys Farm" so as to
suit the case exactly. And then you
know that man who has given up
his free pass and is paying his fare
like other folks During his term of
office) might like an opportunity to
earn few extra pennies. X. Y. L.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-01-13
Jan. 10, 1887.

EDITOR OF SITTER:
Dear Sir Enclosed find s. to
help you in your present difficulties,
and I hope 500 of your subscribers will
do the same thing. They can at least
do something. Although cannot ap-
prove of all that the SITTER has said
and done, yet believe that paper has
done grand work in its vigorous and
outspoken hostility to "monopolies,
ring rule political bosses" "free
pass riding" | believe that the work
the SITTER is dong is of such char.
acter that the common people, the
working classes, cannot afford to have
it suppressed. / wish we had paper
in our County, and in every County in
the State, as fearless and outspoken OH
those points as the Londonderry SIF,
TER. To my mind, this movement is
a well laid plan by certain political
bosses to suppress the SITTER, because
1t stands in the way of their success
There is probably more than one per.
son engaged in this movement, although
There may be only one who is so devoid
of all sense of honor as to be willing
to expose his meanness to the public
This is characteristic of that man. Nc
one can mistake the motive after the
attachment of last weeks issue of the
SITTER. Not a cent could be saved tt
apply on the execution. In fact, the
costs must have exceeded what the pa
rs would bring. The only thing tha
lld be accomplished was the sup
ession Of the SITTER, persecution o
edition, robbing the subscribers o
the SITTER of what they had bought
and paid for, while the editor was do
ing all in his power to supply then
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GIVE US YOUR NAMES!


Let every one who wants to aid
the SITTER with their subscrip.
tions send in their names at once.
If you are in doubt as to our abil.
ity to continue its publication, you
need not send the dollar, but re.
tain it until you are fully satisfied
on that point. Give us your
names! Let us have . good long
list representing mon and women
who belicve in free speeoh and an
independent press, and are oppos.
ed to low malicious prosecutions.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-01-13

1t is popularity known to be medicine
that has cured laryngeal, bronchial,
and pulmonary affections where all
others had failed.
1t Is fay0rite household remedy to-day
with people whose lives were saved by
It, when they were young, y genera
tion ago.
1t has held the first-place in popular
estimation for nearly half century
in this country, and is more and more
highly appreciated, year after year,
both ut home and abroad.